Password complexity and max failures attempts

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Brandon Sauvenière (Brandysve)

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Apr 6, 2023, 7:20:27 AM4/6/23
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Hello,

Is it possible to manage the password complexity when user create a password? (ex : min 14 chars with uppercase, lowercase, numbers and special chars).

It there a maximal failures attempts? We're planning to use dspace for our target with +/- 15000 users. We want to be sure that it is safe against attacks.

It is external users so we don't use LDAP, shibboleth, etc...

Thank you :)

Tim Donohue

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Apr 13, 2023, 11:54:22 AM4/13/23
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Hi,

In DSpace 7, you can manage password complexity rules in a configuration.  It's controlled by a regex pattern defined here:

Some examples of different patterns are given in the comments of that config file.

At this time though there is no "maximum failure" attempt rules for the default password system.  I do agree this would be useful enhancement though... so, you are welcome to create a bug ticket regarding this & we'll see if we can locate a volunteer interested in implementing it. https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/issues

Tim

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